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Women's Power Breakfast

On March 11, the 16th annual Women's Power Breakfast was held at the Westin Book Cadillac in Detroit. The event, which benefited Gleaners Community Food Bank, featured former Detroit Free Press columnist Susan Ager. Photographs by Christine M.J. Hathaway

March 12, 2009

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Brenda Schneider, Renee Hanna, Ronia Kruse	Carol Hofgartner, Sybil Griffin	Cate Strumbos, Jeanne Katz	Cheryl Smith, Suzanne Paul, Michelle Gaggini	Delisa Wright Mitchell, Robin Terry, Linda Forte
Eleanor Josaitis, Sue Nine, Roseann Royle	Janine Risk, Susan Ager	Janine Risk, Suzanne Paul	Jeanne Leonard, Gerry Barrons	Jennel Proctor, Sheila Taylor, Linda Bomberski
Jenny Cederstrom, Sue Perlin	Joan Gehrke, Michelle Wooddell	Kate Baker, Mary Bucher	Kimberly Cockrel, Sherry Washington, Peg Tallet, Marjory Basile	Kimberly Cockrel, Susan Ager
Linda Holland, Steffanie Fineman	Lynn Ferris, Rosanne Duncan	Margaret Tallet, Karla Hall	Meghan Storey, Gerry Barrons	Myra Moreland

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